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Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1989-10-08

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1989-10-08 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Ted Carpenter, Andrew F.

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Disc One - First Set & Encore (70:00)

01 crowd & tuning
02 Foolish Heart
03 Walkin' Blues
04 Candyman
05 Me & My Uncle >
06 Big River
07 Stagger Lee
08 Queen Jane Approximately
09 Birdsong >
10 Promised Land
-- encore --
11 And We Bid You Goodnight

Disc Two - Second Set (79:56)

01 crowd & tuning
02 Help on the Way > Slipknot >
03 Franklin's Tower
04 Victim or the Crime >
05 Eyes of the World >
06 Drums >
07 Space >
08 I Need a Miracle >
09 The Wheel >
10 Gimme Some Lovin' >
11 Morning Dew

Notes

- Promised Land was accidentally cut from the MAC. Ted dubbed a 1st-gen
alternate Aud onto his tape; I crossfaded that onto the end of Birdsong.
- Patch from ShnID-439 in Set Two, from 8:14 of Drums to 4:20 of Space.
- Encore moved to Disc One to fit show on two CDRs.
- Soundforge used to make fades, add patches, and adjust levels.
- TLH used for SBE-OK, FLAC compression, and checksums.

Addeddate: 2008-01-19 23:18:08

Identifier: gd1989-10-08.nak304.carpenter.89508.flac16

Lineage: MAC > Nakamichi DR-8 (no Dolby) > Audiophile 2496 analog-in > Soundforge > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC

Location: Hampton, VA

Source: Nakamichi CM300's w/CP4 shotguns > Sony TC-D5M > Maxell MX-90's, with no Dolby. Mics on stand on the floor, near the soundboard

Taped by: Ted Carpenter

Transferred by: Andrew F.

Type: sound

Venue: Hampton Coliseum

Year: 1989

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Reviewer: darkstarron - - February 9, 2008
Subject: A Fine Recording of a fine show

I just happened to find out about the "Formerly the Warlocks" shows from a friend with BGP. I spoke to my tour buddies in Jersey, got tickets from some tapers I traded with in Hampton, and we were on the road again. The high point of the show has to be the Help-slip-Frank which had not been played in quite a while. This is a fine show which is not thought of, by those who were there, as the prequil to 10/9 which is a great show and on many top ten show lists, and deservedly so. Still, 10/8 is worth the ocasional listen and this is a fine recording - nak shotguns, Sony Pro-D-5 and Metal tapes. I would patch in any time.

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